PCB CONTROLLER CHINA PIC12F1840 RAPIDFIRE

[hotburn7]

hi guys,

I'm bored.
I have a chip rapidfire to mount and open my controller ... surprise.

Es anyone know how to weld?
This pcb is unknown. it is a Chinese copy controller.

sorry for my bad english, I'm french.

Thank you in advance for your help.

[1TONpete]

I can help you with the controller pin out as I own a couple of those China controllers. But that chip is new to me. Do you have more details on it? Where did it come from?

[hotburn7]

hi 1tonpete,

These are chips that I buy.
They are identical to the real rapidfire.fr, and the connection and the same.
Rapidfire with full option (adjustable shooting, quickscope, akimbo, drop shot ...)
Information that you want?

Edit
hi, help me please.

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[Modded Matt]

never touched one of these Chinese controllers. so I cant help. Pete he needs the pin out for

GND
V+
R3
L3
L common
R common
#4 led


the only way anyone can help is if the have worked on that type of controller before and have probed the contact points. That chip was made for a sony controller, chances are that chip may not function correctly. but its worth a try if you can find the pin out.

[1TONpete]

Ill update with video response lil later. Its actually not that bad. But from my experience most of them dont work with the chips I tried. My ps rag wouldnt work.

[hotburn7]

I try everything, I do not think it can work with the chip MaxFire fusion v3 (commercial chip).
Do you think that one can use the ps3 pcb bmu on this because it simply works?

[Modded Matt]

I will bet that none of the chips will work. they were designed to use the ps3 timings in the loop.

[hotburn7]

hello pete, how to know the inputs and outputs on my chip please?

1. Mod button is an input
2. Player 4 led is an output
3. L3 is an input
4. R3 is an input
5. L_COMMON is output
6. R_COMMON is output

It's correct?






Quick scope : R1 + mob
akimbo: left + mod
drop shot : R3 + mod
hold your breath : L3 + mod
modify speed : L1 L2 R1 R2 5 seconds
...



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[1TONpete]

Ok sorry been a lil busy. Anyways your controller has a separate board for buttons correct? All you have to do is find a voltage positive point to power your chip , then connect the comms to the appropriate comms on your button board . You should be able to fallow the traces from the buttons and see which one is the common for each side.  L3 and R3 can be soldered to on the main board they are the tact switches on the analog sticks. One side is a ground the other is your button. The trick here is the power point which is different on this board. you can try the comm for the center buttons and one of the outer legs on the analogs. one side should be ground the other a positive V. This could all be in vain though as after market boards are not very compatible with RF chips.

[Modded Matt]

lol

[hotburn7]

thank you, I'll try.
I have found when I say, I think this may interested.

Thank you for your advice

[1TONpete]

I hope that didnt come off wrong. I was not pushing you off, just so you know. After looking closely at the pics your controller is not exactly like mine. but I did notice it had a separate board for the face buttons like mine. The comms should be easy to find.... any troubles just take some pics of the controller board button side up and Ill point you the way.

[hotburn7]

I find common L and R, no problem.
However, I do not know for L3 and R3 on the tact switch of joysticks on the ground or power.

And i do not find the power and the ground.

Finally, I think I connect well, but the chip does not work on these controllers!